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Kuwait's government announced a five-year development plan for its tourism industry back in 2011, and hopes to turn the country into a popular location for leisure, given that most of its travelers come in for business.

Berri describes GamePlaySport as an "online aggregator for sports" that "helps people find sports to do in town easily as well as support sport clubs increase participation to their classes.

Jordan announced the construction of its first ever nuclear power plant in late March of this year, indicating that 49% of it will be funded by Rosatom, a nuclear firm owned by the Russian state.

In a region where over two hours of content is uploaded every minute, it's no surprise that YouTube has set its sights on MENA-based channels.

Drummer Andy Shoniker was working on polyrhythms and felt that the course's textbook didn't really help.

14 unarmed Iraqi civilians were killed when four Blackwater guards fired live ammunition and threw grenades into Nisour Square in Baghdad in 2007.

While Beirut might not be considered the region's business hub, Arabnet Beirut 2015 could easily make doubters think otherwise.

duet.to calls itself a "hassle-free" and "simple" web hosting service that is powered by Dropbox.

Unlike its GCC counterparts, Lebanon's current entrepreneurial ecosystem faces several disturbances.

A new report suggests that multinational corporations could be flocking towards Muscat for investments in its oil.

The Islamic Corporation for the Development of the Private Sector has signed an advisory services contract with Tunisian leasing firm El Wifack.

Former Russian Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov's assassination on February 27 made headlines around the world

As e-commerce grows in the MENA, so does the urgency to retire the inefficient cash on delivery (COD) payment method.

This acquisition comes close on the heels of its purchase of Kuwait's Talabat.com for over US$700 million.

White is keen on setting itself apart from its competition in the e-commerce space of the MENA region.

Canary Wharf has been bought by the Qatar Investment Authority for US$4 billion.

Libya's UN-recognized parliament in the small eastern city of Tobruk has revoked the "political isolation" law that they had passed back in 2013.

It might just look like something out of Star Wars for some, but Dubai just announced that the very-real construction of a 4000-acre building project called Aladdin City will begin next year.

asamies.com has created a user-friendly marketplace of quality brandable names showcased alongside awesome visualizations of the same.

Who doesn't look forward to their next holiday? You're probably thinking about your next trip as you read this.

Stop groaning, entrepreneurs. You need interns just as much as they need you.

Palestinian Authority tries to have its own seat in the United Nations

Jamba Juice, the number one smoothie brand in the United States, has debuted their first UAE outlet at Abu Dhabi's Yas Mall.

MICEit is a Jordan-based online venue booking and management engine for MICE events, aimed at streamlining the long and hectic event planning process.

With international oil prices plummeting to an all-time low since 2009, 2015 promises to be an interesting year for black gold.

After struggling to find a vacation spot, Ghaith Akkad is offering a solution.

Delice Confectionary is a successful Dubai-based franchise operating in several countries, including a branch at Harrods' in London.

Statistics on MENA's electronic spending habits.

Hashdoc is an open knowledge database that helps business professionals find and share digital resources.

Online payment solutions provider Telr has announced Series A funding from iMena and Hatcher.